Sentence examples for serve to embed from inspiring English sources

"Once again, we see the Tory government stating high aims on equality while at the same time implementing policies which only serve to embed and entrench inequality".

The usual quantifier axioms and rules can be derived from these, so the definitions above serve to embed first-order logic in the epsilon calculus.

Argumentation serves to embed assertions in their broader critical contexts, including the ways in which they can be challenged and refuted.

"Wales has existing strengths in space technology and the spaceport could serve to further embed and grow this technology base as part of the UK's vision for the sector," she added.

Further investigation of the local government structures and professional roles that both rely upon and serve to further embed the food banking system is necessary in order to understand the politics of changing welfare landscapes.

This will only serve to further embed the bacteria in the wound, increasing the chances that an infection will occur.

The model thus defines the cumulative relationships between factors that serve to inhibit embedding of new technologies and their associated ways of working in practice, and so reduce the scope for integration in everyday service delivery.

The present study explores whether two other types of grounding (embodying through action, and embedding in classroom space) may serve to improve learning.

Only economic analyses embedded within independently funded clinical trials can serve to inform decision makers.

We provide a first proof-of-concept that geometric embedding is a promising paradigm for read mapping and that L1 distance might serve to detect structural variations.

During the synthesis process, rGO NSs served as the structural platform to embed the positively charged Fe3O4-ONCs on the basis of the electrostatic assembly followed by the microwave reduction of rGO NSs.